Iceland’s Amazing Peaceful Revolution – Still Not in the News

By voice13 Iceland’s peaceful revolution is a stunning example of how little our media tells us about the rest of the world. The following summation has been posted by countless people on Facebook; I’ve reposted it in its entirety: ICELAND (GP) – No news from Iceland? Why? Last we heard, people were rising up and [...]

Use selenium to protect against cancer

by: PF Louis (NaturalNews) In a recent radio interview, Doctor Peter Glidden, N.D. (naturopathic doctor) disclosed that a daily intake of 200 mcg of selenium produces an effective protection against cancer. He wondered aloud why this information is not part of public knowledge in the “War against Cancer.” He pointed out that several standard randomized [...]

One man creates 1,360 acre forest

by: Jordan and Kyla (NaturalNews) Have you ever heard the saying “you have the power to make a difference”? Well, the following demonstrates how one person has proven this. Over 30 years ago, a young teenager by the name of Jadav “Molai” Payeng had an idea to turn a barren sandbar into a thriving oasis. [...]

The American Who Quit Money To Live In A Cave

Daniel Suelo gave up on money in 2000. He walked into a phone booth, pulled out 30 dollars and left it. Twelve years later, Suelo still does not have a personal i.d. bank accounts, a modern home, does not take money, or live off of federal welfare. Suelo, lives in caves in the canyon lands [...]

Eat Drink and be Wary

By Les Visible All of the complexity of this world is a calculated effort to diminish the value of the few simple and truly important things that get lost in the shuffle, amidst all the plethora of useless and temporary things that surround us and on which the corporations depend on your routine and constant [...]

Bolivia nationalises Spanish-owned power grid

By Philip Inman The trend for South American nations to reclaim privatised energy businesses has strengthened after Bolivia’s president Evo Morales said he planned to seize control of the main power grid from a Spanish-owned company. The move is a blow to Red Eléctrica Corporaciión, which has operated most of Bolivia’s electricity distribution since the [...]

Greek Town Implements Revolutionary Barter System Without Euro

Activist Post Greece continues along a path toward self-sufficiency that could very well see them break free from their debt servitude. In the wake of their pillaging by international financiers, Greeks who have realized that protesting is likely to bring little relief have begun to implement barter systems to meet their local community needs. Through [...]

Forget WiFi, Connect to the Internet Through Lightbulbs

Whether you’re using wireless internet in a coffee shop, stealing it from the guy next door, or competing for bandwidth at a conference, you’ve probably gotten frustrated at the slow speeds you face when more than one device is tapped into the network. As more and more people—and their many devices—access wireless internet, clogged airwaves [...]

Guerrilla Garden

By Becky Striepe On April 11, 2012 · 1 Comment I was out walking the dog earlier this week when I spotted this awesome mini guerrilla garden in my neighborhood here in Atlanta. Some savvy gardener dug up the useless grass that lines the curb on the rest of this street and planted food instead. [...]

The Music of My Spheres and the End of Fear

By Les Visible I realize how strange I appear to many readers; hearing voices, having the perspectives that I do, being aggressively demonstrative about governments and individuals, as well as established religions. I consider all of these, so mentioned, as part of the infrastructure of the shitheap- the contemporary landfill of twisted material culture. I [...]